In dual meets, Becher is 12-0 in singles and 8-1 in doubles; junior Jenna Zimmerman is 11-2 in singles and 10-2 in doubles; and senior Jessie O'Brien is 13-1 in singles.

Gustavus, St. Thomas and Carleton all shared the 2016 MIAC championship. Those teams, currently ranked Nos. 35-36-37 nationally, are scheduled to play head-to-head in the last eight days of April to close the regular season.

Peck has guided Tommie Women's Tennis to a 48-6 record (.888) over the last three seasons.

Men's Tennis

St. Thomas went 4-1 in Hilton Head, S.C., last weekend, with its lone loss of the season a 6-3 decision to regionally-ranked Oberlin (Ohio). Martin Beck led the way as he went 9-1 in singles and doubles play, with the lone defeat 12-10 in a third-set singles tiebreaker.

All-Americas Beck and Luke Elifson have recorded a 15-2 doubles record (8-0 in dual meets). Scott Wall is 8-2 in singles and 7-3 in doubles. Elifson is 8-2 in singles.

Both Tommie teams play next Sunday at Hamline on the Pipers' campus courts in St. Paul.

Baseball

Tommie Baseball sits 5-8 heading into four games this weekend, starting with Thursday's 1 p.m. home doubleheader against UW-Stout. That includes an 0-5 mark against ranked teams or squads receiving votes in this week's D3Baseball.com poll.

The Toms also are home Saturday to face St. Olaf in a 1 p.m. doubleheader that starts the 20-game conference season.

Last week in Florida, UST was able to close out a 7-5 victory from a Feb. 28 suspended game against UW-Stevens Point for a sweep. But the Toms lost three one-run or extra-inning decisions en route to a 3-5 finish.

Over the last six games. Tommie starting pitchers combined to post a 2.58 ERA, but UST's offense was inconsistent.

Tommie leaders on the trip included:

Mitch Larson went 1-0 with eight strikeouts in eight innings of shutout ball against Benedictine;

Henry DeCaster went 0-1 with nine strikeouts in eight innings and one run allowed for a 1.13 ERA against Southern Maine;

Ryan Zimmerman went 1-1 with 19 strikeoutss and three walks in 14 innings and a 2.60 ERA;

Sam Cobbs batted .440 with 11 hits, six runs and two walks;

Hunter Hart batted .320 with eight hits, eight RBI, four doubles, a HR and three walks;

freshman Sam Schneider hit .300 with six hits, five RBI, four doubles and four runs;